Moray Heroes

Forres Health and Care Centre patient Janis Thomson found a lump, contacted her GP and completed chemotherapy.

Forres Rotary's Santa Sleigh tour is on in the evenings into next week.

Alexander 'Zander' Craib was rescued by Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation in September at Primrose Bay, Hopeman.

Findhorn Bay Arts won the Rural Creative category in the Scottish Highlands and Islands Rural Economy Awards.

Cathay Care Home had no grid electricity from 5pm on Friday, November 26 to 5.50pm on Monday, November 29.

Grant Park Bowling Club is investing £8400 funding in new wooden timbers for the bowling green circumference.

Pamela Brown hopes is on another mission to provide presents for underprivileged children in the area.

Wild Things completed a six-week ‘Silver Saplings’ programme at Cathay Care Home focused on the environment.

Forres Christmas Lights Committee restarted the local tradition with the help of the community.

Brenda MacDonald and Carly McConnachie are raising funds for a private operation for a family member.

The Scout Christmas Post will not be going ahead for the second year in-a-row due to uncertainty around coronavirus.

Meadowlark owners, Renaissance Care, are recruiting for roles, including care staff, nurses and administration workers.

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Burma Star holder, High Street Hero and Rotary Citizen of the Year, Bert Logie has passed away.

Albert Duffus was presented with the Poppy Scotland President Award for extraordinary volunteers.

Forres Academy and Elgin Street Pastors are walking from Findhorn to Lossiemouth to raise funds for the group.

Jane Bateson runs a donation-based book lending service from the Co-op on High Street to raise funds.

Brenda MacDonald and Carly McConnachie are skydiving to raise funds for Chloe O’Hare's operation.

Rachel MacLean and Lainie McIvor completed the sponsored challenge in aid of Highland Hospice, raising nearly £1700.

Ryan Farquhar, who first attended Wednesday Night Group in 2010, has gone to Stirling University.